If I do say so myself. I felt like writing about it because I just had a successful build that went through FxCop. I don’t really even know if I am able to talk about the specifics yet, since the book is still in development, but they are going to be really killer. I am [...]

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Before you read this post, my code highlighter, GeSHi, doesn't support Pascal highlighting. So, it is highlighted in generic syntax. I am 100% interested in getting community contributions on this subject. If you want to contribute to this subject, regarding SharePoint development outside of C# or VB.NET, please contact me at my personal email through [...]

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Indeed I do. So much, I will be writing a series of articles dedicated to SAML and SharePoint integration. Well, I don't know if it will be a series in order, but I wrote a large shared class library for general SAML / SharePoint functionality that will help you write SAML applications for SharePoint / [...]

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Some people testing some of my free WebParts were wondering how the WebPart debug information was added to a WebPart menu as opposed to creating a display property (as what's done in the Redirector WebPart) that was controlled through the WebPart tool pane.
I guess that there are two ways you could do it, either through [...]

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I found this article interesting:
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=39087
I didn't know people were referring to Vista as Windows Me Two (Me II), but that is pretty funny. To be honest I really don't get into the whole operating system craze that much, I usually run whatever works until my development software becomes incompatible.

I haven't had that much experience with [...]

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